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Don, Michael is right - JPEG doesn't
retain the number of different colors in an image. A test, using my own image processing system which can count the number of colors, for 1.000.000 pixels (1 million): Original 640.000 colors (number rounded) Indexed 256 colors JPEG 188.000 colors (number rounded) The JPEG looks like the Indexed Color image, but the number of colors is much larger. This happens because of several processes: color subsampling, forward and reverse quantization, as described here: <http://www.fho-emden.de/~hoffmann/jpeg131200.pdf> Best regards --Gernot Hoffmann |
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